cigar, n.All

A Cigar is as great a comfort to a man as a good cry to a woman.

A Cigar is like tasting a good wine - you smell it, you feel it, you look at it and you taste it. It satisfies all the senses.

Churchill smoked eight to ten cigars a day, sometimes as much as fifteen.

A Cigar is like a bon fire, in ur mouth.

John F. Kennedy ordered his press secretary to buy him 1000 Cuban cigars the day before he signed the Cuban trade embargo.

The Cigar is the finger of time that turns into ashes.

A Cigar is a thing affording a quintessential movement of leisure. The only activities that should be allowed to interrupt the enjoyment of one are eating and sleeping.

Mark Twain smoked forty cigars a day for the last years of his life.

A Cigar is like a good relationship. When it's good, it burns.

Cigar is like falling in love, first you are attracted by its shape, you stay for its flavor, and you must always remember you never to let its flame go out..

A Cigar ought to be treated like a mistress: put away before one becomes sick of it.